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WATCH | Legal provision weighs on Spur’s earnings

Business Day ·
WATCH | Legal provision weighs on Spur’s earnings

Spur’s annual headline earnings have taken a hit from a R130m legal provision, with headline earnings per share falling 39%.

Excluding the provision, the metric rose by almost 9%, while group sales topped R12bn.

Business Day TV spoke to Val Nichas, CEO of Spur Corporation, about the results and what they reveal about consumer spending.

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